Sentence examples for doesn't refrain from inspiring English sources

America's children will pay higher mortgage rates 30 years from now if the Fed doesn't refrain.

Freelance journalist Sally Hayden, 29, also doesn't refrain from going where there is conflict.

Nonetheless, he does not refrain from playing it.

Blanco, who does not refrain from making pickoff attempts at any base, fits that description.

Treuer does not refrain from myth-busting, particularly regarding the American Indian Movement, which was founded in the late nineteen-sixties, in Minneapolis.

The law does not refrain from searching for the intent of the actor in a multitude of circumstances; and in some cases the general command to ascertain intent is not susceptible to much further refinement.

He remained almost comically eloquent to the end, but he was increasingly unreliable about his memories and his judgments (Hardy, to his great credit, does not refrain from drawing attention to some of the more egregious lapses).

Unsurprisingly, then, he does not refrain from calling out his own party now on what he says was a "badly played election campaign, all on the defensive, allowing Berlusconi his latest miraculous recovery".

Levinas does not refrain from thinking the lapse of time, which is also the gnawing of remorse, and the symptom of the Other-in-the-same.

The mathematical literature on CA does not refrain from describing the Life configurations using the same imaginative vocabulary we used, that is, in terms of items that are born, that live, move around, eat other figures, die, etc.

Notwithstanding Halevi's generally critical stance towards philosophy and the philosopher's opening statement, he does not refrain from appropriating from the philosopher's presentation those elements that he believes to be correct and which might serve, when fully explained, to advance his general argument on behalf of the Jews and Judaism.